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Learn to trade, step by step

Start with the short video, then work through the lessons. Everything you practice here uses demo money.

Lessons

1. Lesson 01 3 min read

   Reading a candlestick chart

   • Each candle covers one time period, such as 5 minutes or 1 day.
   • The thick body runs from the opening price to the closing price. Green means the price closed higher than it opened; red means it closed lower.
   • The thin lines above and below (wicks) show the highest and lowest price reached in that period.
2. Lesson 02 2 min read

   Choosing a time range

   • Short ranges (1m, 5m) show fast, noisy moves. Long ranges (1h, 1D) show the bigger trend.
   • Try looking at the same coin on 5m and 1D to see how different the picture can be.
3. Lesson 03 3 min read

   Placing a practice trade

   • Open Markets & Trade, pick a coin from the list, and enter an amount in USD.
   • Choose your practice balance or your welcome credit, check the estimated fill and fee, then press Buy.
   • Close the position from the Open positions table whenever you like.
4. Lesson 04 2 min read

   Fees and slippage

   • Every simulated buy and sell includes a small fee, like a real exchange.
   • Slippage means you usually pay a little more than the price you see when you buy. The practice account includes this so results feel realistic.
5. Lesson 05 3 min read

   Stop-loss and take-profit

   • A stop-loss closes a trade automatically if the price falls a set percentage, limiting the loss.
   • A take-profit closes it when the price rises a set percentage, locking in the gain.
   • The AI bot uses both on every trade it opens.
6. Lesson 06 4 min read

   Setting up the AI bot

   • Pick a strategy (moving average or trend following), a coin, and a risk level.
   • Set how much of your practice balance it may use, the largest single trade, and the most it may lose in one day.
   • Activate it, then watch every decision on the bot page. Pause or stop it any time.
7. Lesson 07 3 min read

   Managing risk

   • Never put more into one trade than you can afford to lose.
   • Past results, including practice results, don't predict future ones. Crypto prices can move sharply in minutes.